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Kirt Myers
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Cool guitar Ken,
I love how you integrated the heelcap, cutaway, binding & backstrip.

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Dennis, since I have a double X on the back it keys in pretty easily. Check the archives. I think there was a good discussion about keying the plates to a form. I think maybe it was Brock who had some kind of pins on the form and holes in the ends of the back to key it in. I can't seem to find post.

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Looks immaculate, as always Ken!
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Beautiful work & design!!

Is this guitar already sold?

If so the owner must be looking at it as much as playing it!!!!! [:Y:]

I have some Tiger Myrtle-it's a bit dense(heavy) how was your set?

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Ken Franklin
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Mike, a funny thing happened right after I posted this guitar. Someone who had played it before called me up and bought it.

My set of tiger myrtle was rather light like mahogany.

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Killer Rosette.I`d love to make one like that.
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Well, James, if you want to make your own check out my tutorial in the Video and Picture Tutorials Forum.

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Great Ken,I`ll do it.I don`t get on the forum as much as I would like.So I don`t keep up as much as I should.That is a gorgeous Rosette,and Ill do my best to try and learn to make one for my next build.It`s amazing how much is shared here .
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Todd, the scale length is the common 25.4".



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